Lighting

DCW éditions

The collaboration grew out of the brand’s commitment to reissuing lighting designs by modern and contemporary designers. Its collections include work by some of the leading designers of the twentieth century.

Mezzaluna: details, 2024.

Mezzaluna was reissued exactly fifty years after it was designed, with close fidelity to the original and meticulous attention to detail. The 500 W linear halogen bulb has been replaced by a purpose-designed LED module developed by the company, delivering the same light output with much lower energy consumption.

Red Mezzaluna head on a chrome stem, on a white background, DCW éditions — Mezzaluna: the new LED module.

Bruno Gecchelin sitting in an armchair points at the lit Mezzaluna beside him, DCW éditions — Bruno Gecchelin and Mezzaluna.

Silhouette of a figure holding the Mezzaluna head, backlit, DCW éditions — Bruno Gecchelin and Mezzaluna: silhouettes.

Lit red Mezzaluna in a corridor with bookshelves and a stone floor, DCW éditions — Mezzaluna, 2024.

Six Mezzaluna lamps of different heights and colours, with marble bases, DCW éditions — Mezzaluna: colour variants, 2024.

Five photos of Bruno Gecchelin posing beside the Mezzaluna, standing and sitting on different chairs, DCW éditions — Bruno Gecchelin: photoshoot with Mezzaluna.

All photographs are sourced from the official DCW éditions website and published solely to document the studio’s design work. All rights remain with their respective holders, as set out in the Legal notices.

Project stories with DCW éditions

Mezzaluna · 1974The longest-standing design.

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